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Motherboards - [Resolved] help new motherboard posted in the Hardware forums; Hi i recently got a new motherboard and put it in my case with the HDDs, but when i boot up my pc starts starting up, then i get the ...

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Hi i recently got a new motherboard and put it in my case with the HDDs, but when i boot up my pc starts starting up, then i get the loading bar across the botom then the pc will restart and do the same again.

the tempurature in the bios is fine ans shouldnt be restarting

any1 got any ideas?

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Hi and welcome to PCHF

Are you using the same installation of Windows on the same hard drive you had on your old motherboard?


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hi, thanks for reply but i have sorted it now, i decided to format hdd and put xp back on
thanks again
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That's the suggestion I was gonna make - good job bud


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